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The Et Cetera staff reporting for duty

Fazy Camara, Editor in Chief September 16, 2025

Welcome or welcome back, Harvester Bees! We are so very excited to be back with you all and to provide well-rounded, truthful and impactful stories from the No. 1 college resource on campus — The Et...

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Making Cents in College: A basic guide to helping grow financially

Georgina Bolanos September 16, 2025

Balancing finances is unmistakably another chore to add to your days when you’ve already got school going on. However overwhelming that may sound, you should definitely start building healthy money habits...

By Robert Verdiguel

AI has negative impact on the arts

Robert Verdiguel September 16, 2025

If you’ve scrolled through social media in the last two years, there’s a good chance you have stumbled across art that was AI generated — some of which is so convincing, it’s difficult to tell...

Workday has dark side

Workday has dark side

Erick Campuzano September 16, 2025

If you are having problems with Workday, you are not alone. Many students are going through the same issues. The problems class surrounding Workday have intensified since its launch earlier this year....

Theater students play an improv game that involves passing the ball back and forth to keep students on their feet while learning.

H building now integral part of campus

Dillon Cade Lindsay September 16, 2025

Have you ever been curious about the odd little building by F Building, under the ball statue in the courtyard by A Building? Seasoned vets of Eastfield and newcomers alike might find themselves stunned...

Graphic by Jesus Ramirez

Autism registry threatens accessibility

August Salazar May 12, 2025

“Autism destroys families,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) said during a press conference discussing the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) latest report on the rising number of children being...

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TRIO helps students reach new heights

Camden Rensink May 12, 2025

TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) celebrates another successful year of financial aid planning, transfer field trips to universities around the nation, and hosting workshops to build confidence in life...

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Ivy League schools offering affordable options

Erick Campuzano April 10, 2025

Harvard University officials announced recently that tuition will be free for families who earn less than an annual income of $200,000. Harvard President Alan M. Garber said: “Putting Harvard within...

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Fight for your rights

Clair Williamson March 7, 2025

In the early hours of March 4, President Donald Trump put out a statement announcing that “All Federal Funding will STOP for any College, School or University that allows illegal protests.” He continued...

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Not all news is created equal

Clair Williamson March 6, 2025

Not all sources of information are created equal. So far, 2025 has proven to be a year of big changes and world shaping events, and it’s only March. With all the changes in the United States — thanks...

ICE is always hoping undocumented people are unaware of their rights.

La Pression de ICE Aumenta — Conoce tus Derechos

Erick Campuzano February 13, 2025

El Congreso de los Estados Unidos certificó la victoria de Donald Trump en enero, 6, 2025. A continuación, muchos expresaron su profunda preocupación por el aumento de las agresiones, la intimidación...

President Tealer helps cut the ribbon for the new B building at Eastfield earlier this year.

Rewind the clock: 2024 in review

Fazy Camara December 5, 2024

In a month’s time, people all across the globe will be ringing in the new year. Reflecting on the passage of time can bring about some bittersweet and cherished memories. It’s safe to say that this...

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